Training courses

Aimed at interested people, this 10-hour face-to-face course aims to understand and apply the processes of making blue cheeses. CONTENTS Technological fundamentals for the production of blue cheeses: production processes, technological parameters to be applied in each of the stages, types of ferments, utensils and equipment needed, etc. Blue cheese

Aimed at shepherds and interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course addresses, in a practical way, the preparation of various dairy products.

Aimed at shepherds and other interested parties, this 24-hour face-to-face course covers the theory and practice of cheesemaking: milk, composition, cleaning and sanitary requirements.

This course is designed for agricultural professionals, researchers, policymakers, and producers. Its objective is to provide advanced knowledge and practical tools for the design and implementation of regenerative agriculture and sustainable soil management practices adapted to Mediterranean agroecosystems. Faced with the urgent challenges of

Implementation, maintenance and auditing of BRC and IFS+ systems Includes an optional Artificial Intelligence module applied to the standard's procedures General objective: To provide professionals in the agri-food sector with the technical, practical, and strategic knowledge necessary to successfully implement, maintain, and audit systems based on

This course will focus on the design of protective measures and the drafting of documentation related to fire protection in the agri-food industry. The approach will be practical, explaining the most appropriate technical solutions for each situation and the requirements of current regulations, specifically the new Royal Decree 164/2025, of March 4

A 6-hour in-person course for renewing the pesticide handler's license to improve the qualifications of professionals in the agri-food and rural sectors. PROGRAM | REGISTRATION

30-hour course that offers basic notions about safety and occupational risk prevention in an agricultural company. PROGRAM | REGISTRATION between 04/08/2024-04/17/2024 | INFORMATION and contact at Mas Bové Agrarian School: 977343289 / aecacon.daam@gencat.cat

CNTA course to learn about the legislation applicable to nutritional and health claims in Europe and learn to identify and justify the claims that you can use on your company's products. Registration from November 21, 2023 to April 24, 2024 PROGRAM

This 60-hour in-person course pursues specialization in food safety in order to be able to perform functions of development, implementation and improvement of food safety and inspection mechanisms. PROGRAM | REGISTRATION | INFORMATION and CONTACT, Inés Rodríguezm unitec@clusaga.org, 981556062

This CNTA course arises to help companies that are taking their first steps in implementing this food safety standard and want to have an overview of its content. Registration from November 20, 2023 to April 15, 2024 PROGRAM

The course allows know the obligations of producers derived from hygiene in primary agricultural production. CONTENTS (10 h) 1. General aspects 2. Water for agricultural use 3. Use of phytosanitary products 4. Use of fertilizers and organic amendments 5. Use of inorganic fertilizers 6. Hygienic-sanitary conditions of workers and agricultural

Certification of food processing companies with food safety standards It is being consolidated as a guarantee of the quality and safety of its product and as a method that allows the company to differentiate itself from its competitors. The online course is structured in 4 modules with one evaluation per module . The student will be able to view

This online course Its objective is to study the application requirements of GLOBAL GAP to implement the standards in primary products of the agri-food sector . This standard is focused on ensuring the implementation of a quality management system from the point of view of reconciling food safety and quality control. The online course is structured

COURSE PRESENTATION Explosions are a risk in the agri-food industry, although they occur infrequently, when they do occur they have catastrophic consequences. Identification and classification in these risk areas is necessary. Facilities where flammable or combustible substances are handled are susceptible to the risk of forming ATEX explosive